By ISKCON News Staff The Museum of Sacred Art (MOSA) in Radhadesh recently welcomed diplomats, cultural leaders, artists, and distinguished guests for the opening of two exhibitions celebrating India’s rich artistic heritage: Bajjika Art: A Dialogue between Kanchan Prakash and Sanju Devi and Threaded Memories: Embroidery Traditions of India. Both exhibitions were curated by Sujata Prasad. The event...
The Museum of Sacred Art (MOSA), in partnership with the Indian Council for Cultural Relations and the Embassy of India in Brussels, warmly invites you to a special exhibition opening featuring two presentations: Threaded Memories – Embroidery Traditions of India and Bajjika Art – A Dialogue Between Kanchan Prakash and Sanju Devi. Together, the exhibitions...
We are pleased to announce the opening of the exhibition “The Art of India Today”, organized by the Embassy of India in Paris, the Indian Council for Cultural Relations (ICCR), and the Museum of Sacred Art (MOSA). This special exhibition presents contemporary expressions of Indian sacred and traditional art, bringing together artists, cultural heritage, and...
The opening of Shakti: Fair and Fierce was truly an amazing event — a vibrant celebration of the power, strength, and grace of women artists from India. This exhibition beautifully showcases the diverse expressions of Shakti — the divine feminine energy — highlighting women not only as creators but as fierce forces of inspiration and...
On January 30, 2025, the Museum of Sacred Art (MOSA) opened a new exhibit entitled “Mystic Paths: Living Traditions of Indian Art from MOSA” at the Museo de Antropología of Madrid in Spain’s capital. Over 150 special guests, including many professors, intellectuals, and artists from the area, attended the opening. MOSA is an international visual...
From 6 Sept 2017 until 7 Jan 2018
From 6 Sept 2017 until 7 Jan 2018
From 6 Sept 2017 until 7 Jan 2018
On May 25, 2024, a new exhibition featuring the paintings of Annapurna Dasi (Anna Johansson) opened at the Museum of Sacred Art (MOSA) in Radhadesh, Belgium. Titled “Illuminations from the Ramayana,” it will be on display for one year and showcase more than 350 of her pencil-and-ink and water-color paintings. Originally from Sweden, Annapurna Dasi...
